By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The main social issue is immigration control and integration, which is being addressed through the lack of language requirements for agency workers. Emphasis is placed on the need to ensure that people working in Estonia meet certain standards, particularly within the public service sector (the taxi industry).

The approach to social problems focuses on food quality and livelihood, directly linking a full stomach and decent food with national security and citizen patriotism. It is emphasized that the state must care for its people.

The focus of social issues is on the principle of equal treatment among applicants for direct subsidies, given that natural persons are in an advantageous position regarding conditionality requirements. Additionally, the question of the proportionality of the Occupational Health and Safety Act is being raised, as well as the problem of older farmers lacking technological capacity (Iva app).

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The focus is on the accessibility of justice and public safety in the region. Emphasis is placed on the social consequences resulting from the contraction of the oil shale energy sector (i.e., reduced employment). They oppose the unnecessary shuttling of people and the long travel distances between courthouses, stressing the necessity of conducting court proceedings locally.